The Last Algorithm of Mercy
A Novel of the Final Audit

About this book:

In the Ministry of Allocation, forty isn't a milestone—it's a death sentence. Arthur Pym has spent fifteen years as the system's most diligent auditor, verifying that every citizen's "final appointment" is executed with mathematical precision. He doesn't choose who dies; he only confirms the numbers add up. Until he finds a name that doesn't: a factory worker whose file contains a ghost variable—an infinite deferral purchased with five million credits from a shadow corporation.

Now Arthur is the only one who sees the crack in the Great Equilibrium. His director watches him with cold interest. A woman in Logistics whispers of missing bodies and mismatched ash weights. And with eighteen months until his own harvest date, Arthur must decide whether to bury the truth or become the anomaly the algorithm can't calculate.

*The Last Algorithm of Mercy* is a razor-sharp dystopian thriller where bureaucracy is the weapon, compliance is survival, and mercy is just another line of code waiting to be rewritten.